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"Drag and Drop" quiz generator

Simply input your items here, one per line, and click 'submit' to create a quick and easy drag-and-drop exercise [sample].
TIP: Split items with an asterisk to create a quiz with a fixed left-hand column, as in: July 1916 * Battle of the Somme begins

Moriarty v Brookes*A wound is where there is a break in the continuity of the skin JCC v Eisenhower*An internal rupture of the blood vessels does not constitute a wound DPP v Smith (1961)*GBH means really serious harm R v Bollom*The vulnerability of the victim is considered in assessing whether the harm was really serious R v Brown & Stratton*D beat up his Dad for embarrassing him by wearing a dress R v Burstow*Inflict means to cause R v Savage*The mens rea for s.20 is intention or recklessness as to causing some harm R v Parmenter*Cunningham recklessness applies to non fatal offences R v Saunders*A direction to the jury on the meaning of GBH which omits the word 'really' is not a misdirection R v Dica*The intentional transmission of an STI can give rise to liability even if V consents to unprotected sex

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GBH & Wounding

Drag and Drop the items in the right-hand column into the correct order. You can also create your own | view a sample.

Moriarty v Brookes JCC v Eisenhower DPP v Smith (1961) R v Bollom R v Brown & Stratton R v Burstow R v Savage R v Parmenter R v Saunders R v Dica

A wound is where there is a break in the continuity of the skin D beat up his Dad for embarrassing him by wearing a dress The intentional transmission of an STI can give rise to liability even if V consents to unprotected sex The mens rea for s.20 is intention or recklessness as to causing some harm GBH means really serious harm A direction to the jury on the meaning of GBH which omits the word 'really' is not a misdirection The vulnerability of the victim is considered in assessing whether the harm was really serious Inflict means to cause Cunningham recklessness applies to non fatal offences An internal rupture of the blood vessels does not constitute a wound